Who Wrecks?
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The Legend: While he's not as well known as his infamous counterpart, Doran Mark, well... actually, he's not known at all, Zydrunas has gained quite a reputation under various names throughout the galaxy. Of course, most of these names are either unpronounceable or ridiculously absurd. Those that stuck have been: Opiate for the Masses, The Lost Prophet, and the Mad Prophet. If you're bright enough, you'll notice a trend there. You guessed, folks, not only does Zydrunas fancy himself a pirate, but he also likes to play God! Well, he calls it "being an outlet of the source" or some bull like that, but he still rants and rambles about how the galaxy will fall to the scourge of the Magistrate, the righteous prick.
So what does a future inducer of mass suicide and a bloodthirsty pirate, excuse me, "business man" have in common?! Absolutely nothing! Apparently, from what I've heard, Mark's ship landed in a certain way, while Zydrunas had released 182 patients from a asylum. So turns out, that the number was symbolic for summoning, and because of the position of the ship, he concluded that Doran Mark had to be a fellow Prophet of the Manifest. Doran, noticing the massive size of the mad man, his obvious "talents", and his ferocious desire to join him allowed Zydrunas to become part of his crew. The rest? Well, let's just say the Manifest isn't so clear.
Neat Facts: Zydrunas is paid in spice, which he refers to as "mystics", and is completely and utterly addicted to them. He says they are necessary for him to fully open the realm between the Manifest and this material plane, but only within his own mind, but again, not only is he insane, he's dumb.
So what does a future inducer of mass suicide and a bloodthirsty pirate, excuse me, "business man" have in common?! Absolutely nothing! Apparently, from what I've heard, Mark's ship landed in a certain way, while Zydrunas had released 182 patients from a asylum. So turns out, that the number was symbolic for summoning, and because of the position of the ship, he concluded that Doran Mark had to be a fellow Prophet of the Manifest. Doran, noticing the massive size of the mad man, his obvious "talents", and his ferocious desire to join him allowed Zydrunas to become part of his crew. The rest? Well, let's just say the Manifest isn't so clear.
Neat Facts: Zydrunas is paid in spice, which he refers to as "mystics", and is completely and utterly addicted to them. He says they are necessary for him to fully open the realm between the Manifest and this material plane, but only within his own mind, but again, not only is he insane, he's dumb.